Alex Wellman

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Alex Wellman

The apartment is on Avenue B, which has been the muse for many musicians and artistsAn eye-catching Manhattan penthouse in a part of New York City once home to punk icon Iggy Pop is now up for grabs. Perched atop Avenue B in East Village's legendary enclave, this sleek 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom luxury pad boasts a private rooftop terrace with killer views of the Empire State and Chrysler buildings, alongside Tompkins Square Park.

1 week ago | the-express.com | Alex Wellman

An absolutely stunning penthouse apartment, immortalized by rock legend Iggy Pop, has just hit the Manhattan market. Perched in the East Village on Avenue B, this incredible 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom dwelling boasts an exclusive rooftop terrace offering breathtaking views of iconic New York City landmarks including the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and Tompkins Square Park.

1 month ago | irishstar.com | Alex Wellman

The Winds of Winter is the long-awaited sixth book in George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, and it's now been more than a decade since the last installment was released This week marks six years since the iconic HBO series Game of Thrones concluded its television run. With George RR Martin yet to finish the last two books in his A Song of Ice and Fire saga, the show's creators had to build the final seasons around his projected story arcs for The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring.

1 month ago | themirror.com | Alex Wellman

It was six years ago that HBO hit TV show Game of Thrones aired its last ever episode, and there is still no sign of George R.R. Martin finishing the penultimate book... It's been six years since the last episode of HBO's hit TV show Game of Thrones aired. Since George RR Martin hadn't finished writing the final two books in his A Song of Ice and Fire series, the showrunners had to base the last few seasons on his planned plot points for The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring.

1 month ago | medium.com | Alex Wellman

Beginning May 7, 2025, every adult boarding a domestic flight or entering a secured federal site will need a REAL ID–compliant license with a star in the corner to get past the desk. That deceptively small star caps an epic, 20-year slog. Congress rushed the REAL ID Act through in 2005, acting on a 9/11 Commission recommendation to tighten driver-license security. But almost immediately, states balked.